Three volumes, and the promise they keep.
Father. Son. Spirit.
The library is shelved the way God has made Himself known — one hundred names of the Father, one hundred names of the Son, one hundred names and works of the Spirit, and the promises all three keep. Take a book down.
Explore the artworks →Click a book — it opens like a scroll, every page of it. Turn pages by clicking either page, swiping, or with ← →; jump to any day from the contents.
Also in this movement:
Yes & Amen
Three hundred promises of God, gathered into twenty small books — one for each hour of need. Every promise is carried by a word to stand on and a prayer to pray, and the whole collection can be read to you, or kept playing through the night.
“For as many as are the promises of God, in Him they are yes; therefore also through Him is our Amen.”
Where Art Opens Scripture
Every artwork is a doorway. Each piece was created to reflect a name, a story, and an invitation to know Him more deeply. Click an artwork to open the corresponding book.
Explore the artworks →Read. Be Transformed.
A quiet card rises at the end of each chapter — an invitation to reflect, respond, and testify. Let the Word be read beneath the word, and discover what He is saying to you.
Every artwork in the library
Not a gallery beside the books — a way into them. Every painting and every printed diagram hangs under the part of the volume it belongs to, in the order the reader meets it. Each one is a door: step through it, and the book opens at the very page where it stands.
The Treasury
Every believer has been given gifts.
Not earned. Given.
Something was placed in you before you knew to look.
Three keys. Open yours.
Seven minutes for the spiritual gifts, five for the prophetic streams, four for the fivefold ministry. Press and hold a key, or press Enter.
Take a key. The chest opens.
Take a key
Press and hold. The key turns, and a sheet rises out of the chest.
Answer honestly
One sentence at a time, 1 to 5. There are no wrong answers. Leave and come back whenever you like.
See what was given
Your medallions rise. Open a room to read its story, its scriptures, how it works and how to keep it safe.
Spiritual Gifts
Twenty-one gifts named in Romans, 1 Corinthians, Ephesians and 1 Peter, and the callings the body has always needed.
Prophetic Gifts
Eight ways God speaks to people who hear Him: seeing, hearing, feeling, knowing, encouraging, watching, singing, writing.
Fivefold Ministry
Ephesians 4:11: apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor, teacher. Which of the five callings do you lean toward, and which sits next to it?
Thirty-four rooms
Every gift has a room. Open any of them, read its story and its scriptures, and keep what you find. A room is lit by your test and stamped as you open it, practise it and give it away. Put the ones you carry on your mantle.
Hold the verse. Open the story.
Each lock is a verse with one word missing. Choose the word that fits and the next leaf of the parable opens. After that, learn who in Scripture carried which gift.
The Keeper of the House
An old house, a chest in the cellar and a Master nobody sees. Leaf one is open. Each lock you solve opens the next.
Named for what was done, never for who you are
There are no levels here, no rankings and nothing to compare with anyone else. A seal is a small mark that you did one thing: sought, searched, gave or joined. Each carries the verse it is named for.
These tests help you notice and name what you may already carry. They are not a verdict. Test everything, hold fast to what is good (1 Thessalonians 5:21), and walk with your local church leaders in every gift. Scripture quotations on this page are from the King James Version, which is in the public domain. Everything you do here is kept on this device only. Joining a gift circle is saved on this device and queued; nothing is sent until the Witnesses login opens.
Share your testimony about Jesus
One name, one moment, one thing He did. Write it plainly — the way you would tell a friend. It is kept on this device until you choose to send it.
A library built to be read, not admired
Seven books, their paintings and three hundred promises, gathered into one place and given away. The house works in three: Scripture read whole, theology that stays close to the text, and transformation — the reading is meant to change the one who reads it.
Every name is opened from the verse it comes from, in the language it was written in, before a word is said about it.
A hundred days on the Son, a hundred on the Father, a hundred on the Spirit — one Name a day, and the whole of it held together.
Read, listen, reflect, respond, testify. The journey remembers where you are, on your own device and nowhere else.
Written and curated by
Gideon Haris
“For all the promises of God in Him are Yes, and in Him Amen.”
2 Corinthians 1 : 20